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I'm giving up on acoustic


riffmeister

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No you won't. No one who plays an acoustic can simply turn a cold heart to it and walk away. That's like trying to eat just one potato chip.

 

Great sculpture - let's see now: "Biloxi Boys Rape Our Young Girls But Virginia Gave Willingly" - still remember that.

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You will need a permit.

(Now, to get a permit you need a note from your doctor saying that you have completely lost your mind, of course.)

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I was at the Evil Acoustic Guitar Store That Relieves Me Of Large Chunks Of My Savings Account today. Here's what impressed me:

 

Lowden O (Cedar/EIR)

Goodall Concert Jumbo (Sitka/Zircote)

Santa Cruz OM (Adirondack/Brazilian)

 

Okay, I like acoustic guitars again. :)

 

 

 

P.S. Oh yeah, and a Taylor Jumbo 12-string (Sitka/EIR). I'm GASing for a 12-string right now.....

 

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good for you dude..

 

that wood on that santa cruz sounds delicious :thu:

 

p/s: anyone got amp that turns up until 11? heehh

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Originally posted by smokiee

good for you dude..


that wood on that santa cruz sounds delicious
:thu:

p/s: anyone got amp that turns up until 11? heehh

 

That SC OM sounded like a dread! The sound was warm and full and sooooooo sumptuous! It was a used guitar......10 yrs old, and $10K! Cosmetics were not my thang.....dark sunburst and abalone trim all around. So I just closed my eyes and played on.....

 

 

Hey.....my Soldano goes to eleven!

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I'm 'gassing' for a 12 string myself.

 

I'm leaning toward the Takamine EG523-12 with a built in tuner.

 

(12 string players spend half their time tuning and the other half playing out of tune.)

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